Thank you for your interest in urging Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to help save the world’s elephants by banning Thailand's ivory trade, however, this Action Alert is now closed.
On March 3, Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra pledged to start a legislative process to end ivory trade in Thailand, seizing a key opportunity to stem global wildlife trafficking at the opening of the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species of Fauna and Flora (CITES) in Bangkok.
Her statement came after a petition calling on Thailand to ban its ivory trade was signed by nearly 1.5 million WWF, Leonardo DiCaprio and Avaaz supporters. Prime Minister Shinawatra said that Thailand would take steps to end ivory trade the first time the Thai government has said this publicly.
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Here are three other ways you can help save our living planet:
1. Support WWF: Donate to support WWF's conservation work or make an online adoption and help save animals like pandas, tigers, elephants, sea turtles, and gorillas.
2. Urge your friends to speak out: Send them an e-card or use the form below to ask them to take action.
3. Take more action: If you have other Conservation Action Network actions to take, they are listed below. Or, check out the important consumer actions you can take.
Help End Icelandic Whaling | |
Urge President Obama to hold Iceland accountable for hunting whales and illegally trading their meat. | |
Stop Wildlife Crime | |
Sign on with WWF and pledge to do your part to stop wildlife crime. | |
Tell Congress to End Wildlife Trafficking | |
Tell Congress to crack down on wildlife trafficking and enact a moratorium on ivory trade in the US. The future of some of the world's best-loved species is at stake. | |
Keep Oil Exploration Out of Virunga National Park | |
Tell British oil company Soco International and the DRC government that Virunga National Park is too important to open up for oil exploration. | |
Earth Hour Individual Pledge | |
Sign on with WWF and pledge to participate in Earth Hour | |
U.S. Activists: Urge Your Town to Tackle Climate Change | |
Urge your mayor to source more local renewable energy and prepare for increasingly severe weather by joining the Earth Hour City Challenge. | |